The Values Central to a Capitalist System Include

question 130

Multiple Choice

The values central to a capitalist system include:

• A) technical innovation and attention to consumer demand.
• B) equitable distribution.
• C) societal resources for the benefit of the entire society.
• D) greater concern for distribution than production.

Understand the criticisms of Gilligan's theory and its place within the broader context of ethical studies.

Distinguish between ethical theories focused on justice and those focused on care.

Realize the implications of considering relationships and connectedness in ethical decision-making.

Understand John Fuller’s pyramid of concepts in peacemaking criminology.

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Definitions:

Industrialized Countries

Nations characterized by a significant level of industrialization, advanced technological infrastructure, and higher standards of living.

Quixotic Character

An individual who is idealistic and unrealistic, often pursuing lofty goals despite practical challenges, inspired by the literary character Don Quixote.

Symbolic Interactionist Theory

A sociological perspective that focuses on the ways individuals interpret, manipulate, and communicate using symbols within society.

Fads and Fashion

Transient popularities or trends in styles, behaviors, or interests that capture the public’s attention temporarily.